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Could The Thyroid, Diabetes And PCOS Interfere With The Chances Of Conceiving?

i m shanta i want to get second time pregnant. therefore we do the intercourse without any protection , from the last 1 year we had been trying to get pregnant but still i can not. please help me. i dob t have thyroid problem, diabetic problem and also not having the PCOS problem at overy.hi
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Hi,

Thyroid disorders and PCOD can interfere with chances of conceiving by causing hormone imbalances and thereby the ovulation. Diabetes can coexist with hormone disorders and correction of insulin resistance through medication in PCOD often results in spontaneous ovulation. Since you have been trying for one year with no success in conception, I suggest you see a specialist for proper evaluation and further guidance.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Shanti Vennam, OBGYN
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Could The Thyroid, Diabetes And PCOS Interfere With The Chances Of Conceiving?

Hi, Thyroid disorders and PCOD can interfere with chances of conceiving by causing hormone imbalances and thereby the ovulation. Diabetes can coexist with hormone disorders and correction of insulin resistance through medication in PCOD often results in spontaneous ovulation. Since you have been trying for one year with no success in conception, I suggest you see a specialist for proper evaluation and further guidance. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Shanti Vennam, OBGYN